Now, Tech Talk with Alan Perry on C-Fax 1070.

Welcome back to the April, or welcome to the April 1st and second edition of Tet Top for

2023. I'm Alan Perry. Okay, I'm joking. Actually, yours are working.

Filling in for Alan Perry, who's a skate to Wai for a few days.

I'm Kyle Wilson, a call-based IT specialist and tech editor for Business Insider.

Nice one.

Good way to start the show.

I'm Brian Pavich, your tech talk producer.

I'm taking a little break from my paternity leave to come here and hang out with Kyle for the morning, and hopefully you guys don't stump me too badly.

Hopefully not. We're live on Saturday morning. If you're listening on Sunday afternoon,

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And so next weekend, Alan, we'll be back, and he'll be joined by Atan Rubini, the president of the Mac and,

Victoria Mac and iOS user group. But for now, he's tanning in Hawaii. He just woke up and is going to join us after the first break. Yeah, exactly. So it'll be good to have them on and talk about some stuff.

So let's begin with some news around Twitter, why not?

Yeah.

So basically, Twitter users, there's a common scam that's going around right now where

accounts that were compromised or hacked have been purporting to give away MacBooks for free.

And you'll basically see a picture

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